Degree Of B. L. Restored

At thé meeting oí the board of renc:ii . yeefcerday, tJie action of the board last moiith in cutting off rhe B. L. degree, was reconsiderad and tJhle degree restored. This was done beoause of tli efeeling that was manifested araomg the alumni tliat they 1 i.id been givien a degree and then tflie regonts had taken it away. üowever, tllae requiremeats for admissicn for taiis oourse were raised ho that two yieaTs of lainiguage will be required liereafter, or as Ooom as noticè ;an be placed in tihe University calendar. Tlhe actton tliat uitxy be taken some time in th-o fature will be a general levieliinig of all degrees to that of A. B. without requiremeat in. Greek. Aimotliier important piece of business yras the raising of all fees $5. This "vill restüt in an inorease in the revebuos oí tlie Univereity nearly $15,000, pTOvided 'tJialt ao oaio is kept away "by liis'lier fee. It was deoided to let Mts. Anna B. Butler liaTe her degree of LIj .B. Slie has taken all th ework and the only objeotion to hor graduation was that tlie had aot been her ea year as ome of the i-ules of th eboard requii'eï. Koutine appointments were miaide.